Who should replace Frank Lampard?

[Leylo]

Honestly can't see anyone get a tune out of these no attacking pace or players

 

[DualityNSNO]

Thelwell was part of the Red Bull group so will have knowledge of those clubs, players and managers

And will not use this knowledge as he's now part of Everton and we can't have nice things.

 

[blueconverse]

DOF picking is reassuring but then I remembered its Thelwell

 

[Librarian]

I’m amazed nobody has mentioned Ole Gunnar Solskjær, available, has managed under extreme pressure, Utd’s best manager since Ferguson, has a bit of transfer pull, players seem to like him, can set up a team to a style

I expect people to knock this but he has better pedigree than any of the other contenders

 

[ProZ]

I don't wan't any ex player come managers after this fiasco

 

[billyblue80]

If not Dyche then giving Thelwell the choice is wise he is either your DOF or not, you either trust his knowledge or you don't.

 

[polish]

I wouldn't mind Lee Carsley, up coming coach worked on developing younger players. If we go down would be good for building up again.

Spot on. That would be my outside bet as well.

 

[Azza]

DOF picking is reassuring but then I remembered its Thelwell

hahahaha

This is exactly how I feel.

It seems Moshiri has learnt that he can't just pick a name out of the hat himself or take Kia's advise so he's going to do it correctly and leave it up to the DoF.

The problem is we've got a young Steve Walsh as one. And we all know he loves a 3-5-2 so it's probably going to be NES.

 

[mikel_88]

DOF picking is reassuring but then I remembered its Thelwell

I get it but is way is should be for me, i dont really think he is good or bad as hard to make a case either way for him. But i do think this is a massive chance to show what he wants to do for this club go go for nuno a safe boring choice because of his past who i dont rate. Or go out from the usual targets and go for a manager without prem experience but somebody who fits his style ideas

 

[trueblue84]

Oh boy here we go..

So much for leaving it to the DoF

 

[Saint Domingo]

I like Carsley but this is probably one managerial change too early for him. Need someone who will demand the respect of the players immediately and get an immediate bounce.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

I don't give a crap if its been dropped out of a carrier pidgins arse aslong as he is sacked

Lol

 

[TheBlueGibbon]

hahahaha

This is exactly how I feel.

It seems Moshiri has learnt that he can't just pick a name out of the hat himself or take Kia's advise so he's going to do it correctly and leave it up to the DoF.

The problem is we've got a young Steve Walsh as one. And we all know he loves a 3-5-2 so it's probably going to be NES.

Not if it's genuinely going to cost £7m to get him.
I'd say hopefully we'd have learnt from the Marco Silva pursuit first time round, but guarantee we won't have...

 

[Azza]

Not if it's genuinely going to cost £7m to get him.
I'd say hopefully we'd have learnt from the Marco Silva pursuit first time round, but guarantee we won't have...

Plus his staff of about 20 people it seems.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

People are upset that we aren’t going for a manager who won 4 in 30 last season. Cracked.

Carlo lost ten of his last thirteen